Matt Wells World 1914 – 1915 John H. Stracey WBC, The Ring 1975 – 1976 Lloyd Honeyghan Maurice Hope Bob Fitzsimmons World 1891 – 1894 Randy Turpin NYSAC, NBA, The Ring 1951 Terry Downes NYSAC, The Ring 1961 Alan Minter Bob Fitzsimmons World 1903 – 1905 Freddie Mills NYSAC, NBA, The Ring 1948 – 1950 John Conteh WBC 1974 – 1977 Dennis Andries
Not what you are asking for but here is how i rate them according to achievements 1 Bob Fitzsimmons 2 John Conteh 3 Randolph Turpin 4 Lloyd Honeyghan 5 Alan Minter 6 John H Stracey 7 Freddie Mills 8 Terry Downes 9 Maurice Hope 10 Dennis Andries * Dont know enough about Matt Wells
On 21 March 1914 he won the Welterweight Championship of Britain and Welterweight Championship of the World by defeating Tom McCormick in a 20-round points decision at Sydney Stadium in New South Wales, Australia.
I agree except that Turpin fought much better than a 6/10 while beating Robi and Honeyghan was better than 6/10 specifically in terms of sppeed and power, however his ring IQ was about 6/0.
Fitzsimmons received his early education at the National school in Helston. In 1873, the family moved again; James, Jane and their youngest five children sailed on the Adamant for the 93-day journey to Lyttelton, New Zealand.